Gallery: Amazing gadgets you will love

Comp, Getty Images06.29.2012

We've scoured through all the consumer trade shows and found the coolest, most ridiculous and fun gadgets of the spring.

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These inflatable sports cars for the Nintendo Wii are pretty slick. We can just imagine blowing a couple up at a kid's birthday, kind of like the gateway drug to later LAN parties in life.Ethan Miller
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This is the ultimate in futuristic computer stations. We can just imagine leaning back in this chair and enjoying some Youtube.Ethan Miller
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We're lousy cooks but with this touch screen recipe guide we think we could get the swing of it.Ethan Miller
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Despite what you see pictured, robot girlfriends still do not exist. Unlucky you!Odd Andersen
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We’ve all attempted to train our dogs to fetch us a beer from the fridge, right? But chances are that our little experiment hasn’t worked out. But fear not, just because your pooch has let you down, it doesn’t mean that you have to get off the couch to get things for yourself. There’s now a robot that can do your unnecessary and tedious ‘moving around the house’ for you.Odd Andersen
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This Grid-It organizer by Cocoon Innovations looks like a camping kit packed for a weekend in the moutains but it's really better suited for one in Silicon Valley.Bruce Bennett
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These Greenworld electronic cigarettes are all right, but we'll hold out for electronic beer.Bruce Bennett
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Light treatment. Heard of it before? Neither have we. But if rich looking, white collared guys (pictured) are doing, it will probably be something extremely sought after in the near future.Odd Andersen
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Still applying pressure to your bicycle brakes the old fashioned way? Get with the times! There’s a wireless breaking system available that will revolutionize the way your ride around town. Unless you have one of these gadgets, you may risk being mistaken for an extra from a 1940’s Italian neorealist film as you 'manually' break all around the city like a character out of the Bicycle Thieves.Sean Gallup
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Not having a quadrocopter drone equipped with a camera stand might soon cause social embarrassment much in the same way as walking around with a flip phone does. Start saving up for spare change, because this purchase could be costly.Sean Gallup
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Tired of wasting your time drawing pictures like a sucker? Now there’s a robot that can do it for you. Best of all, since the robot isn’t programed to feel resentment, once it draws a portrait from your favourite photograph, you can take credit by signing your name at the bottom right before showing it off to all of your friends.Sean Gallup
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This DNA sequencing machine and chip is designed to sequence the entire human genome in about eight hours, which is scientist for really-really-fast.Ethan Miller
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This one isn't really a gadget but we'll take any excuse we can get to mention we'd like a Transformer for a best friend.Bruce Bennett
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If this Toshiba Excite EX10 Android tablet is good enough for this rad reptile, it's good enough for us.Ethan Miller
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This crayon coloured oxygen bar makes oxygen look like a hip, sexy drug. But when the robocolypse comes we're sure you'll need to get wasted on this stuff just to survive.Kevork Djansezian
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Samsung's Galaxy Note has can create great caricatures but when the app debut to turn us into better artists? Right now we kind of suck.David Becker
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These inflatable iPad cubes are probably designed for toddlers but we think they are just as suitable for computing while drinking with friends.Ethan Miller
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It may be hard to memorize the colour code for these Dotz cord identifiers but at the very least they will improve the messy look of jumbled up cords.Bruce Bennett
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It may seem a little creep to use Tagg's Pet Tracker to track your pet by GPS, but it would also mean we'd never have to see another sad Lost Puppy sign again.David Becker
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This Meter Ring from Murata reads the user's pulse and tracks oxygen amount in the bloodstream offering an idea of a person's health status but the REAL benefit is looking like one of the planeteers from Captain Planet and the Planeteers.Frederic J. Brown
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The Swiss Army Knife from Victorinox comes with a 128 gigabbyte drive and is an essential for the boy scout of 2012. Or, you know, us.Frederic J. Brown
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This set of Polk Audio Ultra 300 sports headphones didn't slip even when the man wearing them backflipped on a trampoline, which means they just might stay on for the full duration of our very bumpy commute on the bus.Frederic J. Brown
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The iBaby monitor which offers rotating motion from an iPod touch, iPhone or PC mouseand let's the user to see, hear and talk to baby. It's the perfect gift for parents who want to treat their child like a Tamagotchi.Frederic J. Brown
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People who use the telephone on the toilet are the worst type of human in the world. Conversely, people who hook up Bluetooth to enable shower speaker and streaming computing are the best.Frederic J. Brown
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This Be A HeadCase beer opener combines all good things in life.Frederic J. Brown
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